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Newspaper
Tri State Triangle
Location
Angola, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1964
Page
1
Indiana sales tax expansion will apply to higher education, adding about 18 dollars yearly for food and 2 to 3 dollars for textbooks for Tri-State students. The tax may take effect February 1, with meal tickets exempt under contract.
The Circle K announces Kathie Caswell as Winter Carnival Queen candidate under their sponsorship. Four new men join Circle K: Jack Read, John Frederick, Paul Borden, Roger Roberts. Dances funded by The Shades return this quarter. first event Feb 1 with live music. Next meeting Feb 3 at 7:00 p.m. in room 201. Sigma Epsilon hosts M T Wolfson, regional manager of the U.S. General Accounting Office in Chicago.
Lt Chronister, Officer Training School selection officer, will interview seniors and graduates February 3 and 4 at Tri-State College Angola to discuss a U S Air Force commission. Call or visit between 9 am and 4 pm for appointments. details include Pilot Navigator tracks and various administrative and technical fields. Oscar Wilde quote at end.
General Motors recruiters visit the campus twice yearly to interview seniors for job openings across divisions. About 25 recruiters meet over 100 seniors per visit, with December and March for graduates and June August for later grads. Richard Potter, staff recruiter at Corporate Headquarters, oversees campus talks and division contacts. Potter returns in spring to interview juniors for summer employment.
On January 24 about 68 men attended pledge rituals at their houses. In the weeks ahead they will prove their worth to active brothers. The listed pledges include Richard Boutell and many others across Alpha Gamma Upsilon Alpha Sigma Phi, Beta Sigma, Chi, Kappa Sigma Kappa, Phi Kappa Theta, Sigma Phi Delta, Sigma Mu Sigma, and related chapters with locations in Ohio, New York, Illinois, Indiana, Connecticut, Maine, and Pennsylvania.
Dr Perry T Ford announces the election of Robert Crown of Chicago as a trustee of Tri-State College. Crown chairs Monticello Realty and leads foundations, with Navy service in World War II and a long record in business, industry, and public service. He has held top roles in several organizations and has received multiple honors for leadership.
Student Council announces concert Sunday February 23 1964 in the Angola High School Gym featuring the Four Freshmen and the New Folk Five details in next Triangle issue.
The Fall Quarter 1963 records list students earning Gold and Silver Keys for scholastic excellence at Tri-State College. Recipients include Ey Brand-Electrical, Neil V. Elekes-Civil, James L. Henry-Civil, and many others across Electrical Mechanical Civil Accounting and Gen. Bus. Silver Keys require a 3.000 GPA with four or more quarters of good standing, while Gold Keys require 3.500 with no grade below C for four quarters. Second Gold Key engravings appear on the honor scroll in the Administration Building.
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